Fresh from the Farm
Locally grown produce available now at the State Farmers Market, Raleigh, North Carolina!
Welcome to Fresh Farm
Our Story
We are a family-friendly farm located in Johnston County North Carolina. Our mission is to provide the highest quality vegetables while maintaining sustainable farming practices.
Our Products
We provide a variety of heirloom vegetables that have been grown by our family for multiple generations. All of our products are grown on-site at our farm. We only sell what we grow allowing us to maintain a standard of excellence thru out the growing, harvesting, packing and retailing processes. You can rest assured that it is both healthy and safe for your family. as well as absolutely delicious!
State Farmers Market
Visit us at the State Farmers Market in Raleigh North Carolina to purchase our produce. We are a authorized vendor and can be found in the farmers open air building. We have a clean, impressive display that has even been featured on ABC11 Eyewitness News twice in just 3 months Many of our patrons both locally and across the world comment that they have never seen anything like it. Our repeat business has already established a benchmark that we will continue striving to surpass on a daily basis.
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about Fresh Farm
2026 Vegetables
We are excited about the upcoming growing season. Preparation has already begun with planting of most varieties awaiting warmer temperatures. Harvest schedules will be determined by many factors and updates will be forth coming. Thanks to a successful season with our 2025 crop, we are currently offering southern heirloom varieties of peas and beans for sale in our booth at the State Framers Market in Raleigh, North Carolina. We will be selling these as well as many other varieties as growing and harvest seasons permit thru out 2026.
Heirloom Peas
California Black Eye
Big Boy Black Eye
Quick Pick Pink Eye
Pink Eye Purple Hull
Mississippi Purple Hull
Mississippi Silver Hull
Dixie Lee
CT Brown
Dwarf Gray Sugar
Oregon Sugar Pod
Super Sugar Snap
Wando
Thomas Laxton
Knight
Little Marvel
Green Arrow
Heirloom Beans
Giant Calico
Beanstalk
Ford Hook
Eastland
Henderson
Thorogreen
Jackson Wonder
Dixie White Butter Pea
Taylor Horticultural
Volunteer
Strike
Tenderette
Blue Lake Stringless Pole
Blue Lake Bush
Kentucky Wonder
Contender
Cooking Tips for Dried Peas & Beans
Rinse Cold Water
Soak Warm Tap Water Over Night
Drain Excess Water
Create Seasoning Broth
Add Drained Soaked Peas or Beans
Cook Low & Slow
Till Desired Tenderness